2013-02-27, 08:31
I have developed an android app that acts as a wifi headphone. If you are interested please check my website www.ateclabs.com and send me a message from there, I will notify you as soon as I put it in the Google Play store.
(2013-02-27, 08:31)Henry Wrote: I have developed an android app that acts as a wifi headphone. If you are interested please check my website www.ateclabs.com and send me a message from there, I will notify you as soon as I put it in the Google Play store.
(2012-08-11, 18:04)Bstrdsmkr Wrote: I tried to get this working several times. You can get pretty close, but the problem you run into is the delay in the streaming puts the audio out of sync. It can work for music, but video is too much work.
It MIGHT be possible under linux to pipe your system audio through mpd and and set up an mpd client on your phone. That would give you a constant delay so you could set the audio delay by default not have to fool with it each time you start a video. The draw back would be the audio being delayed for everything outside xbmc as well. I haven't tried this myself, but it's as close to a working solution as I could come up with.
(2015-08-11, 13:36)asoltesz Wrote: I also think that this is an important feature.
I have a Kodi / Raspberry (OpenELEC) player attached to my TV and often want to watch videos when the sounds would disturb the family (e.g. when the children are sleeping).
It would be very nice if Kodi could send the audio stream to the Kodi Android/iPhone remote app when this is requested by the user and thus I could listen to the audio via the headphones plugged into my Android phone.
Currently, I have to use a headset with a longer wire but this is not very comfortable. There are wireless headsets for this purpose but those are expensive.
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BTW: thanks for the lot of work for every Kodi developer, I appreciate it a lot.
(2015-10-18, 12:52)Bwell1211 Wrote: I feel like it would be quite popular with couples, and those living in a shared living environment where noise levels are important.